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Genting presents Energy Survey Report to government – video

Genting presents Energy Survey Report to government – video

Prime Minister Perry Christie says that the government will form a "task force" of industry experts to review a report by Genting Group on energy consumption in The Bahamas and how costs can be reduced. Watch a ZNS news report here.

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Thursday, January 3, 2013
Thursday, January 3, 2013

Prime Minister Perry Christie says that the government will form a “task force” of industry experts to review a report by Genting Group on energy consumption in The Bahamas and how costs can be reduced. Watch a ZNS news report here.

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